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Quote: from kramgirl at 6:59 pm on April 26, 2007

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no no.  
 50 light years. it would take 5 years. nvm!

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 50 years.

Light year = the distance that light travels in one year. Therefore, 50 of them would be the distance that light travels in 50 years. Traveling at that SAME speed, it would take 50 years.

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It would probably take us a few million years.

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http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/space/08/26/new.planet/

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If that's the planet in question, hell no.
Too hot, according to beliefs. The atmosphere is way too thin, so we'd deplete it in a heart beat. It's 'year' lasts 10 days, so we would get way too thrown off.

Again, no.
But, thanks for posting the link, it's interesting.

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Post edited at 4:07 pm on April 26, 2007 by Forever Angel

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haha.
nah. it';s not that far.  
i don't think it's that close
it 50 LIGHT year.
like 120 trillion miles is like 1 light year. i think..

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"It's 20 light-years [away]. We can go there." (Sasselov did not make it clear just how we'd make that 120 trillion mile trip when it still takes us eight months to cover the 35 million miles to Mars.)

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haha.
nah. it';s not that far.  
i don't think it's that close
it 50 LIGHT year.
like 120 trillion miles is like 1 light year. i think..

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120 trillion is quite a number.  It's the number seconds in about 4 million years.  It's also the number of fine grains of sand in about 1,000 five gallon buckets.

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I love how we're always making assumptions about life needing water.  For all we know, there's whole thriving ecosystems living in vaporized uranium clouds on the edges of black hole event horizons.

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Yes, I've always thought the same thing.  Considering there's bacteria thriving miles beneath the earth without water that can basically eat rocks.  They could be dropped off on Venus and possibly survive.

Water is fundamental to life on Earth, but maybe somewhere, there's something else fundamental to all life.  There could be somebody out there,, looking at earth saying, "Nope, there's only water there.  Not enough methane and sulfur.  I'd better keep looking."

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